October 10, 9:30-2:30 pm – Trip to the Huntington Library and “behind-the-scenes” tour of the archives with institutional archivist, Jennii Goldman, ’03.

October 29 – Andrew Feldherr (Professor of Classics at Princeton University) speaking at the Athenaeum ("History in the Mist: Reviewing Visual Representation in Ancient Historiography")

October 30 – Andrew Feldherr (Professor of Classics at Princeton University) giving the semi-annual Harry Carroll Lecture in Classics at Pomona College ("Numidians, New Media, New Medeas: Tragedy and Transformation in Sallust's Jugurtha")

November 3 – Athenaeum dinner & lecture, Ann Gold, Thomas J. Watson Professor of Religion and professor of anthropology, Syracuse University; co-author, In the Time of Trees and Sorrows: Nature, Power, and Memory in Rajasthan (2002) and Listen to Heron's Words; Reimagining Gender and Kinship in North India (1994)

November 23 – Getty Villa Excursion, led by Professor Shane Bjornlie, contact him to sign up for trip.

November 24 - Film screening “JSA: Joint Security Area” (director: Park Chan-wook, 2000), 7-9pm at Kravis 102, the screening is open to public but the seats are limited. Contact Sinwoo Lee to sign up for the entry.

March 11 – Clifford Ando (Professor of Classics at the University of Chicago) speaking at the Athenaeum (title of lecture to be announced)

March 12 – Clifford Ando (Professor of Classics at the University of Chicago) giving the semi-annual Harry Carroll Lecture in Classics at Pomona College (title of lecture to be announced)

April 16 or 23 – (to be announced) - Cam Grey (Professor of History and Classics at the University of Pennsylvania) speaking at the Athenaeum on environmental explanations for the "decline and fall" of the Roman Empire (title of the lecture to be announced)

Academic Year 2013-2014

2013

April 30 - The CMC History Department's End-of-Year Party!
Please join your history professors and fellow majors for a dinner celebrating the end of the academic year and our graduating seniors. For more information, please contact the History department.

February 22 and 23 - Life and Legacy of Constantine (Smith Campus Center 201, Pomona College)
(click here for details)